The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 23, 1915, Image 8
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PAGE EIGHT.
For Summer Comfort
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Cdcateti Talcum Poirtdera, Violet, Monard Violet, La
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France Hose, Dactylis, Cashmere Roquet. Baby and £c-
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lat. at FIFTEEN CENTS with one cake Petit size i a h-
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mere Rbt^iaet Soap >'REE.
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YOU ARE RIGHT
t here is no better maker of Toilet requMts than Lf ljjate.
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cates Sha\inc Essentials, Shaving Soap, Shaving Sticks
Shaving Powder, Shaving Cream, Toilet waters and
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MKiCTIXG OK KINO'S . TU'KXTY-THRRK CARS
. DAIOHTKRM AND SON'S. | SKWhK PIPE I'NLOADKO.
Tb« June meeting of The Kint" One can hardly see where so much
Daushtfr* and Sons, will bo held sewer pipe will ro. as Is alre.vU* on
next Monday afternoon ^ln the nan- Hie arouhd at the depot * here,
tlst church, at € o’clock. lAjl There have been unloaded un to th!»
i.ienibcrs are requested to l>e pre.;- time 23 solid car loads of sewer
. . 9'Fl . ; pipe, and h'ore Is (oinioe of thU
, and other material for the water-
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PIP,THAI i Kl> MKKilN. insf llcd here. The contractors ar *
AT BKTHAXY. fxpe«J?d to arrive iter’’ - tr ‘ h*alr.
There will be a protract 'd -r-, > <rk by the first of tiW next week.
;i\si meeting at B-thany Bapli h , ' v * w,rd ' ^/Manta, whose *om-
ii.-.iy war. .'warded the contracts for
cherih beRinniriK *hr Im-.-th fiur D f con'stnutio.n work nill
day night in .Ju!>. . Tl.i' e *. f . bri:'? h' ^cr v** thf*
sill be in, charge of \Vrti**r . ..
Black and Rev. J. M. I rAen :• I ,r ' ,,ar «* Rrt of ,ho '?***
will (ontinue for aerervl days.
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JUNE 23. 19,5
ent t i elect dpw offie^r?
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IF YOU WANT BARGAINS
There’* no use to look elsewhere—Just call at FrarY-
More goods for* less money. Better goods for sam
money in the line of Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods and Mil-
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Best 15c Coffee, our sale price is only 10c per »Y
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Please remember whatever we advertise is true a-
we can prove it. at c
The Charleston Surprise Bargain Hau
•I. i RANK. Maiiag'*r.
NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE.
to b'" in
readiness to begin early next week.
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<X»XK K|4*HIXG AT
ASHKPOO RIVKR.
TOWX OOrXCTI, WILL
XIKKT FRIDAY XC1HT. «
The June meeting of the Town
been held
A party of gentlemen from I.odg 0
pasted through Walterboro Tuc^da' Council was to have
evening en route to Ashepoo where last Friday night, but the meeting
they spent today fishing. They will was postponed till Friday night of
carry back with them some monster this week. Only routine matters
fish stories, if not Many of the finn\ will he transacted at.this meeting,
tribe. Those In the party were \V except that the town treasurer.
- DITMAN’S SEA SALT
Will make^t delightful sea hath at home.
D. B. Black, will submit his report
for the year. This report will proba-
biv l»e published in the next issun j
of Th- Pr^s; and Standard.
rol NrU. PIW HAHKD PART
Ol MR. liSHBI BNK S U»T.
■.t a speLial meeting of
KLEIN’S DRUG STORE
GCT
IT AT'
EVERYTHING THE BEST
Oder bv mail we pay the Postage.
PHOKE 31
H. Cone. T. J. Simpson, and Phile-
| mon F. Cone.
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MRS. ISHAVI INIPSON
| rBITH’AMA ll.l,.
j . Mr:.. Ishani l)o|>»«on i- otitic ally IP
jat the jail in Walterboro. Abe?-t
[one month ago Mrs. DopsOA. who i-
(quite aged and feeble. 1011 at •her
liion.P' near Islandton. and sitVt’ereci h»ld last week !t was decided 10
i injut ies from the fall, from whinlt accede to the proposition made t>'
|-h? i'-’s never recovered. Kho war. Irving M. Fishburne for the^fKle oi
brought to Walterboro where sh> a portion of his lot ftordenng ot
eculd be near her phvsiiian. but her* Main strpq^. .so that the street ad-
ondition is now ver-.« er .Ve. Mr ‘joining the Episcopal church lot
b'> may be straightened The price
paid-, by council for this strip of
1 streef was $400. It is ten feet wide
x i at one end and thirty-one at the
to
Dop-oil came in last night
with her, •. '
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HAW Mll.li MOYFD *
TO MT. HCrl.I.Y.
The Stokes mill v-hich has
been operated for the last year and
a half near Stokes, owned by Messn
W. .1,. and H. N. Stokes, has been
movcOl to Mt. Holly, a station on
the A. C. I,.,. Railroad IS miles ft:om !
Charleston, where. It will be operat- <x>TTO\ IS RUKIMIN’fi
ed. This mill has been run by F. • fff (■oLLFTOX COI XTY.
Moore as superintendent, and he
other. The widening of this street
will be a great' improvement to this
section of the town A corner of
the Episcopal church lot will doubt
less be also purchased for the
same purpose.
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MY!
MY!
GIVE ME A COOL AND REFRESHING
A bottle of COCA-COLA
of course
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Everybody is Drinking it
all the time
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Others imitate it but None
Equals or Excels our
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moved his family to the new site
today.
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AI.HFRT H. WICHMAX
ATTKXDIXU CWYKXTK.V.
Albert H. Wichman. the junipr
member of the firm, A. Wichman &
Son. U spending this week at St.
Paul. Minn., where he is in atten
dance upon the meeting of the Na
tional Hardware Association. llr.
Wichman was chosen to represent
the ha:f J ware dealers of South Caro
lina. and is one erf the youngest men
at the Convention. Mr. Wichman
will probably return the latter part
of the wetdt.
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HKtY j. B. BOZKMAX
AT BAPTIST CHI'RCII.
^ Rev. J. B. Boieman. who was
the pastor of the First Baptist church
here for two years about fifteen
years ago. preached two sermons in
this church Sunday. Mr. Bozeman
is now located at Greenwood where
in addition to the published cot
ton blooms mentioned in the issue
of last week, there have been many
more heard from, and others could
receive honorable mention if they
had sent in a specimen. T. R. Ac-
werman. Sr., of Cottageville. sends
in one from a ten acre field picked
June 17th. R. C. Brabham^ . of
Williams, under date of June 16th.
sends In a bloom from a “nice field
of the staple.’’ P. E. Herndon, of
Ruffin. R2. said he had a bloom in
his field on the 14th inst.
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KARL W. MARVIN’ NOW
AX ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.
Earl W. Marvin; 0 -a son of Major
S. ,A. Marvin., of White Hail, passed
through Walterboro Friday en route
to his home. Mr. Marvin has just
taken a degree as electrical engineer
at Georgia Tech, and is now pre
pared to make his mark. He also
graduated from The Citadel and is
fin all round man . Electrical 'e»-
is now located at t.reenwooa wnern- 1o nm in thig fam .
>.e holds the Important position ol .j v ^j r Marvin’s brother, Hal. is
assistant superintendent of ( onme . ' 1.„«,i
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Walterboro Coca-Cola
Bottling Works
T, J. Me DANIEL, Proprietor
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assistant superinte
Maxwell orphanage. His visit to
W tter v Q r » combined business with
pleasure. Among the inmates of
this orphanage is rraster Clinch
Heyward Varnadore
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EXPRESS PACKAtiES Ml*»T
HR VALI’KD BY SEXDKK.
A new ruling which has just
gone into effect at the office of the
Fo.itft^rn Express Coi.ipany is that
all packages, received for shipment,
must be valued bV the sender.
Heretofore it has not been obliga
tory that packages should all be
valued, but according to this new
ruling every package received for
shipment must have a value tix^d
bv the sender. Another new ruling
in'effect at the local office is that all
revenue stamps must be ‘cancelled
at the Express office n future. The
j«tamo may be affixed at the store
I but must not be cancelled till re
ceived at the express office
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I p \ik«Ett a MOORER receive
CHECK FOR LARGE SI M.
Padgett A- Moorer. attorneys 'or
the plaintiff in the ease ot Bee I vs
j fMvine. Trustee, have, just received!
a dieck for thefr clietit in seUfc- f
ment of a pote given to Mr. M». ti J
tor iiis holding- i-n the Colleton C\-
press Company. Payment on this
note was refused, and it w;is iy.f<>V:
sary to enter suit, which was »'
about five >ears agt>. Th**- mat.t»
an engineer of splendid ability, and
is now managing engineer for the
Hawaii Electric Company. Mr.
Marvin has not yet decided where
he will locate.
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F. J. KERRY WILL
RCX FOR SHERIFF.
F. J. Berry, a most highly Re
spected and successful citizen of
Smoaks. while in Walterboro Mon
day let falTthe statement that * he
would assuredly be a candidate for
sheriff of Colleton county in the
next election, barring ‘^unforeseen
and unavoidable .circumstances. Mr.
Berry is well known in t Colleton
county, having llyed in several sec
tions of the county, and he has
a large number of friends who will
l«> interested in this announcement.
He was elected to the office of
County Highway Pommissioner in
1912 but on account of a defect >n
the law could not secure a com
mission.
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♦ PERSONAL.
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23. 191.1.
DeLr Madam:
Last .week ;K a*'smafl social katb* r<ni on*' Lid r. ;
‘Mi d«ar-it is so hard to find anyth::,g to m* n Walterboro '
Now the 'ady did not re.tllymean just that but she did ::i
' tb.M in fhes" hot long days a little suggestion as to
often helpful, y - ' # -
f" or instance our new f I X.-\ Fisli ai Ittc a cun <
really delicious salad with a true Chicken taste. E-pecia:
f hoult! Vou Use it in connection with our Bremer Salad Dress tie.
a tasty Mayonnaise at lUc per bottle. And while on the subject
of the Fish tribe wr* do ofl >r h wonderful variety In high grad
dainty Item^. For instance we give all the shells free you wanr
with a can of our McMemenins Crab Meat. .Served this way with
a little slice of Lemon on the side. Ifs great. And we have th-
ZezetLs Brand of Imported Sardines-_put up in real Peanut Oil
too at only 15c a can.
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Lobster is always welcome and our Premier Lobster at 35c
a can gives you a real treat for the money.
Campbells,Soups are h boon to lhc housekeeper in summer
time. For just one little dime we give you a can. either Toma
to: Chicken. Beef or Ox Tail. Just think of-the work saved by
us? of the always ready Campbells Soups.
Yes. this weather has ruined your garden we know. We
nre sorry but we do our little best to make up oy offering you
the very best in canned vegetables to be had in any city in the
country. \
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Ceres brand Asparagu^ 4« SO good. Not just the tip but
good and soft all the way and only Ifrc can. Ana we have th'>
famous Premier Wrinkled Sweet Peas, the kind served at $5
a day a: hotels Of course we have Curtis Bres. Brand too. a
good one at only 15c. You simply must have one can of Cer«*s
Spinich-—the big 31b can ai 15c and with it often goes a can
of Blue Label Corn at the satil'e price.
We do not offer you simply canned goods but we offer you
the. best standard brands to be had in the world atid we guaran
tee each and every can to you Absolutely no risk, is there?
Have you heard now that we are selling Baby Lima Beans
at 20c can. Some price that.
We are awfully proud of having introduced to Walterbor *
the Goiden Crown Table Syrup 15c a juart or 50r a gallon
Let us give you a free sample.
Now. dear Madam, we’ are'trying to do our part. Wc an*
running a PURE FOOD Store and we are offering you as con -
plete a line, as high a grade line at the same prices as vou wou’ i
find in the largest cities.
Won’t you give its a call and allow as at least the pica.- :re
of'showing yon what we have got .’ We can’t ten x*>u but a we •
small part in this letter but next week we will try and tell you
a little more.
Respectfully yours.
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& f Shaffer
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has been in court £xet since', going
e\e
once to the , Supreme Court and
again to the District Court, whim
remanded it to the State court for
trial. Padgett & Moorer fought
this suit all the way. ami won every
contested point. The amount of
the note, interest ami costs, is ap
proximately $4,000 N
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••I’XCLK BERRY” HI BSON
ffiOES IX THE Ht'RF.
One of the interesting ff^ures oa
the beach at the “Olle of Pam«”
last Thursday afternoon was that of
the beloved clerk of court for Col
leton county. ‘Tncle Berry Hud
son In his younger ^ays down on
the “ertk” I’uncle **errv was some
swilumet and could hold his own
with any
PELLUM & RIGGS
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We beg to announce that we have opened an automobile
repair shop, and are prepared to do your work, either in our '
shop or wherever heeded. Our Mr. Riggs is a machinist and
will give his personal att MtUon to all work
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“• SPARK 1*1.1 ’GM AND OllJi.
PELLUM & RIGGS
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WICHMAN STREET.
Rev. F. O. S. Curtis, of Hender
sonville. was in town tbi.-* morning
Mr Cairtis is pastor of the Great
Swamp. Black Creek am! Gilliso”-
villc'churches, and Is. therefore,
kept quite busy meeting his ap
point me n-ts.
Master William Smoak accompan-
ted Muster Hailum Smith home Sun-
d’av. r after a visit of a week by the
rtt'e’r Wiliam will spend a week
with nifn at Smoaks.
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‘ J. Campbell Sanders, who has
been in Hot Springs. Ark..' for the
past few weeks returned Friday
nyich improved by the treatment at
the celebrated springs there.
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Col. D. T>. Peurlfoy. who has
been at Hot Springs. Ark . for
several weeks, is expected to return
the latter part of the week. Mr.
^eurifov has Meen lecupeuatlni, at
Although this wuis theirt'*’ springs'there, and getting his
(afternoon of the Bankers’ Conven- c,ear °r *alarla
, Mon and there were many capitalists
, in the water. Uncle Berry could even I Mr, ‘ 3 - M r '‘a v ^n children
An immense stock, is always ca*-- ried at this store. And jdst
every department is so ampl> stoi i.
• d that there is hardly the possibil.
ty of failing to suit the most e\^ '
ing taste.
la bedroom furniture; in lh : ::g
room furniture; in hall pieces:
parlor and ..reception- room furnish
Ingsi in artistic dining-room suk.-'
in the needful articles for kitchen
utility, etc. Everything is here in
such ample and pleasng variety an :
at such saving prices th’at it is
’eal pleasure to select home furni'a
«ngs from such a collection of fur
niture as this store offers.
The store has gained a wide an'
enviable reputation lor gr**.*
i» v :\v , ' -itocks and money saving prire-
^? u * ia '* a home to - furnish you can do it at a very substa#'
Malom- Vartv, of o North, spent
from Friday to Sunday at the home
pf his aunt, Mrs. D. U. Black.
J. E. Kinsey, 1 one of Round's
promnent farmer, was in Walter
boro Tuesday.
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. Levy, formerly postmaster r.t
W.iltbrboro. and now a merchant in
town, spent Sunday with his daugh
ter. Mrs fveveerlltjg at 8mbrook
Hi* was accorupaaied u ' hi? retur i
iRv-Master Leonard Keyserling.
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there and then hold his own again...
left yesterday for a visit to * her
He marched out into, the surf *witn j brother. A. B f’rosbv. at Ellington
!*w.t*h7ed cigar ir bis mouth. iniTbev wi»» be away.till Friday ol
teniHng to show these* land sports •Iti* Seek
bow to swim In the ’ ertk.” They
Ml v etched him marching out and
j v alfed to f4*e w hat would hapnen
! r. t» * first big wave came The.
; v.aVe came and Uncle Bern went
’ iti ler cijtay and all. He did not
r»i Vec any more that afternoon
Mi H. Epps, who formerly was
nanivger for the Uolieton Cotton
mills, is in inwn for a short visit.
Mr. Epps left here in 1$14 for Louls-
burg, N. C.. where he has since en
gaged in tobacco business. *
saving here.
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Brown Funiitiire Co
Walterboro, S. C.
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